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Tie Wheeling Brlck PAVEMENT

Wheeling has adopted street pavement
which, under right conditions, is the best
yet dsyised. It 10 comparatively cheap,
easily and cheaply kept in repair, affords
easy hauling 10 heavy teams and produces
no iolting, and will laat indefinitely. But
It Is OF the highest Importance that the
conditions DO right. The brick must be
OF good material hard.burned, we'll laid
on substantial foundation, well coated
with tar and gravel.
II Is not enough to coat the brick once
for all. The coating should be renewed as
fast as 1t wears of, for the wear should be
on the coating, not on the surface Of the
brick. The frat consideration is that the
brick shall be kept dry and closely hound
into o eolid mas. Water must be kept
from contact with the face OF the brick and
from finding lis way through the inter.
s!lcas into the foundation. .g,I4
The pavement already laid will make
clear what we wish to illustrate. Where
the coating is still intact the street Is in
good, almost unimpaired, condition.
Where the coating ia worn of the paving
shows wear on the brick, and the longer
tho exposure the moro rapid the wear.
Wheeling 10 putting her pride and her
money into a system OF street simprove-
ment which is attracting the attention Of
the country. A very little outlay as COM
pared with the cost Of repaving, will sui.
fee to keep the new streets in frst.clasH
condition, always slightly, always ready to
render the service expected OF them.
Tho IHrELLiaENcgR's suggestion to the
Board OF Public Works is, that the surface
OF the brick pavement and as far down
between the bricks as the tar will reach
be kept covered with tar and gravel. II
would be we'll worth the cost to keep a
sufficient force OF men for this purpose,
renewing tho coating 80 that the brick
may never be exposed for any length
OF time to the weather, to direc!
contact with tho hoois Of horses and
the wheels Of vehicles. Wherever
there is bare spot let it be swep!
clean with steel broous and the tar and
gravel put on. Thus treated the brick
pavement will last almost forever. 4
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No. 1872 North Front street. roomed house.
ground 20 BY 1856 feet. Price, 81, $50.
: Four Lots west side OF South Penn street. stSn
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No @s,.ra ,H.rG ~ s-Fv
Following HfeGlynu.

Il Mr.. D. Q. Loushlin, editor Of tho New
/, York Cathode Herald, q paper which is
under tho ban for supporting Dr.. Nc
Glynn, has no doubt that the followers Of
AlcGlynn will be- cxcommunicated along
with their chief, hut that those SO excom.
Smu,In.icated ,s.'aro not bound to respect the
5exsccommunica!ion II it is not done for good
reasons.'a sI;E 55s
Tho weak spot in the csse OF thoae who
think with Mr.. Loughlin Is; that they arc
not the judges $ol iliciency Of the re q,
sons tt y Rome says who is to be e1com.
;malnlnicated aud for what reasons, and
Rome, Some, Is The highest authority. OF course
any !, man may refuse to recognize that au:
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

BraaH kettles, once hammered out, are
now spun on lathe. :; II n ',lf5ssE
In a population OF 47,GO3, Cambridge,
the seat OF Harvard University, has 1923
illiterAtes. p, j 4 " A i,,5 /,
u It 10 stated that one American offered
=, 500 for q ticket OF admission to West.
minister abbey on the occasion Of the jubi.
lee service.
Ninety pound cabbages and three hun.
dred pound squashes are referred to in
Arroyo Gfande, CAL, papers as among the
recent produc!s Of that place. "a a5
In 1887 a colored woman put so4 In q
savings bank at Baltimore. "A The other
day her heir drew out Sc, 800 as a result OF
the Increase Of the original amount.
At Gilboa, N. Y, they are laughing over
the TACT thst Mr.. 2. II. Richtmyre, aged So
years, has just completed pair Of trous-
els for her husband, aged 50, to play base
ball In. 5i5Ft. z. y g2,45E'
Mayor Hewitt, while walking along
West Twenty.iourth street, New York,
tho other day, found two aah barrels filed
with debris on the Bidewalk. Instead OF
writing letter to tho health department
making complaint, he and bis compan.
ion tackled the barrels and removed them
to the atoop line. 'aGt,,
A correspondent Of the New York Sun,
writing from Perth Amboy, N. j., claims
that he has seen a woman's face very dis.
tincty in the full moon by the aid Of q
field glass or small telescope. It Ia quite
tlaIge, occupying nearly the whole uisk,
The lace Is turned somewhat to the left oil
the observer, and Is that of matronly
woman Of middle age, the features bearing
an expression Of dignity and reposs.
Visitors to the famous cathedral ct Pu.
eblo, Mexico, the other day were amazed
at finding the front oil that historical edi.
fee covered with advertisements Of a
United States sewing machine. How II
got there or under what influence II Is al.
lowed to ramain no one can tell, but there
1t Is beHide the main entrance, with the
last pastoral letter from the archbishop
and tho usual collection Of information
about feast days and indulgences. a.
Young men in New York city who en-.
terrain feeling OF resentment toward
street bands are said to resort to curl.
ous device to eecape the ear.racking mu.
sic. Securing several lemons, the aiore,
said young men stand before the must.
clans just as they prepare to play and be.
gin to suck the sour fruit. 1t ia said tina,
no musician can shape his lips to blow hif
horn when looking at q man eating lem.
ons, and much money is usually wagered
on the result OF the experiment, I'd
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EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
First Days Session at Charleston-Proceed-
ttt inss in Detail. 40 = ~

First Days Session ut Gharleston-Proceed-
ings in Detail.
Correspondence Of he InbllteHetr. i
CHARLESTON, July 5.-The seventeenth
annual meeting OF the West Virginia
Educational Association began its session
this afternoon at half past two o'clock in
tho hall Of the House OF Delsgatee. State
Superintendent B. S. Morgan called the
meeting to order. N. G. schaeGer, D. D.,
Principal Of the Kutztovn Normal School,
offered an appropriate prayer, after
which about fifty teachers enrolled as
members OF the association, though there
are more than one hundred in attendance.
They will all, no doubt, enroll later in the
eesaion. y Z,
Superintendent Morgan then spent a
half hour in speaking words OF welcome
10 the teachers and in outlining what he
thought ehould be the future educational
work Of the State. He epoks Of the great
advancement we have already mado in
the great work Of educating the masses
and urged tho unifying Of ell our efforts,
and to expect greater results in the
future. ~ e: rs
Thomas E. Hodges introduced the sub.
ject "Proper Punishment" after which
Dr.. N. 9. schaeder spoke very happily on
the same subject. This doctor made the
following points as to punishment in or
der to secure good government; First,
use the eye. Second, uso the voice. Third,
corporal punishment. Fourth, expulsion,
showing when each should be used. His
talk was very interesting, and he seemed
to captivate the entire audience at once.
This is his fra. visit, educstionally, to our
atate, but he will no doubt be called on
to come again. 4
livened by music from Andres orchestra
oil this city. The address OF welcome on
behalf Of the good people Of Charleston
delivered by ]. s. Frye, Mayor Of the city,
Was gem in itself. 1t madn sll feel that
they were indeed welcome. He spoke III
the highest terms OF the teacher and his
work. Ho paid q glowing tribute to West
Virginia, and especially to Charleston
and tho kanawha Valley. Prof. AL.
Wade, in his own inimitable style on be-
hall OF tho Association, replied to the ad-
dress. Hon. D. 9. Gallaher, member oil
the Board Of Regents OF the University,
gave an earnest talk to: the teachers on
behalf Of the profession replets with good
things we'll said. F. Il. Crago, on behalf
OF the Aenociahon, responded briefly.
Tho audience at night was good aud the
attention most perfect. IS
A heavy rain to-day at noon made
everything look lovely. It was much
needed. The new Capital building is ad-
mired by all. The hall in which We meet
is very tine. W. B. Carder the janitor,
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keeps everything In tiptop style. The
people all vie with each other TO make our
stay among them a pleasant one. {
4 II. G. MoWhorter, Esq, Is enrolled az q
member and has thus far been an inter.
ested spectator 90 has ex.State Supeain.
tendent B. W. By1ne.j
"A new brick pavement Is being rapidly
laid In front Of the Capital, and the
grounds are being graded. si$ii,
The st. Albert House is full Of guests,
but we are royalty entertained by mine
host, DR.. Peyton. s,3 y, II. Q. e,
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rRusrEE,s SALE. .
SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust made by James A.
Rice 10 the undersigned trustee, dated on the l7h
day OF June. III the year 1881 and recorded In the
office Of the CLERK o. the County Court Of Marshall
county, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust hook No.
folio % Will sell at publ auction, at the front
door Of the Court HOUSE, t Marshall county,
SATURDAY, 9Th DAY OF sEPTRMBER, 1857,
con menclng at ten o'clock A. ", certain tract oil
land situate Oh tho waters OF Hickman, q branch
Of. fish creek, in MARSHALL county, West Virginia.
and bounded az follows: Beginning Mt hickory
corner to said Rice ia the MARSHALL and Wetke cou
" line north s9o west l4S poles TO stone pile In
Flaws line: thence north 81 east 69N poles 10
ana bufn In road an resd corner
s2E3 west 2 poles 10 stone nesr theIoad; thence
north 6io west 20 poles 10 stoue; thence south 65'
west "A poles TO an oak; thence south $50 west 10
10 v. Q. corner between Rice and Flaw: themes iss
south s0' west TO- poles TO bush corner OF Val.
enttne Brennan: thence north a poles 10 a stone
within one rod OF sugar married RS a corner;
thence north 4io wet Il poles 10 stone iu Beeler
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
line aofta 2ho east SO poles to stone near piue;
thence south &c east 10 poles to a O.; thence
s5% cast 10 poles TO ". o.; thence north A2o east
50 poles to drain: thcncs north 42s east q poles
to & red oak; thence north f7o cast G. poles 10 q
red oak; thence north So cast % poles 10 bush;
thence north $50 cast IS poles to assugar; thence
south 64' cast 1856 poles To the temporary line and
with tho same south % east 2s poles 10 the begin
ming, containing four hundred aud seven acres
and three.fourths Of an acre, BIZ tho same moIeot
less. ;.5.i, IA 49, 49, =
TERMS OF BALE-One.haIf OF the purchase
money and as much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash, and tho residue In one year with
Interest thereon from tho DAY OF sale, tho pu1.
CHASER TO give his note with approved security and
the tito to DO retained or decd Of trust given 10
SfcnIe the deferred payment. 81 Ill
Title believed 70 be good but selling as trusted
Will only sell aud convey such title as Is vested In
nc. n. JOHN J. JONES,
- 1eiu 5tis .s,f.4 Trustee,
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TRUSTEES SALE

Il ~ SNAA@ASs
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Louis Fulr
ana Anna Fuhr. his VILE, 10 me M trustee, dated
March Il 1851 recorded In The Office OF tho Clerk
o. inc County Court oil Ohio county, West VIr.
glnis. ~ Deed OF Trust Book No 80 page II, will
.eli At the tront door Of tbs Court House 81 said
SATURDAY, the OH DAY OF AUGUST, 1857.
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. X, tho following dc.
scribed real estate, situated In tho Eighth ward Of
sne Guy q Wheeling, In tho county Of Ohio aud
biate OF West Virginia, and designated as the lot
numbered sixteen IN square numbered eighteen,
on ne plat Of The addition to said city OF Wheel.
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie. ri,y..-- =
!, 1Eks6 or dAiE-one-third aud as much more M
the purchaser elects TO pay In cash, on tho day Of
SALE the balance in two equal instalments pa, able
IN one and two yeara from the day OF sale with In
telest IRON That day, tho purchaser 10 give bis
note 1or tho deferred payments, aud secure tho
same BY deed OF trust upon the property and In.
snianee policies upon the buildings 10 the satisac
unM VI Tue trustee. tA;ll .if'stalf'..s lrs-ttE
The title Is believed good but selling as trustee
Shall convey only tho Ute vested III me.
49,, m :, -, :, W. J. W. C0WDEN, Truttee.
w. II. HALtER, Aucttonecr. u. rlaS} IL ia
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FOESy - A. LIE.

No. 1s2 North Front street. roomed house.
ground 20 BY 1856 feet. Price, 81 $50.
Four Lots west side OF South Pcnn street. $50
each. Z. 10, L n e s... 5ti 81 slff' = ' y
No. ls9 South Penn street roomrd frame house
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxls0. Price
$500. I'd 60 ~ - ~ 4 ,t7 - III e. -
S. Acre Farm, four roomed hewcd log house.
good grancTy corncrb, hable, orchard Of loo trees
head Of Proctor creek, seven miles IRON Proctor
Station, Oh Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
for 81, 400. ~ lisy -1Nsi n 80
One Of the mos, desirable and substantial real.
denees within tho city, situated on northeast cor
ner Of Chaplirc and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 1920 Chapline street; the lot fronts 60
feet on Ghaplinc street Terms oil payment, easy,
one-hfth cash, balance In eqtat annual paymenu
with interest payable annually. Fifteen year.
time given II desired. so " ts9'1- fe.I
No. 1870 Twelfth street, full lot GO by 10 feet,
roomed house on front, u 4 toomcd house on
alley. Price, sl,500. s. s5t-; 'I =
A desirable residence ut Beech Bottom, on the
limo Of tho r, ". L. KY. Railroad, II miles from
Wheeling, consisting Of new frame house aud II
acres Of land; will exchange for desirable city
property. ~ lsG5s s, - '.55t.t. lg-.g.s.
No co North Front street. ground fronting 60 ices
and running back an equal width to river.
No. Ut South Penn street, a six roomed frame
house with stone foundation aud basement, wash.
room, cellar and coal house: ground fronting 50
feet running back 10 feet. Price. s., 600.
Is y A.NIES A. ISENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public,
i've tis orF1cR. No. 1917 MARKET ST.
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An Excellent Medicine

"'My wiio and myself were in bad health
for some fifteen years. I CHANGED to be
looking over ono OF Simmons Liver Regu.
lator Almanacs and saw A. H. Stevens
and Bishop Pisrce's names to testimonials.
I then obtained some Of the Regulator,
and can heartily recommend the Liver
Regulator to nv friends as an excellent
medicine" q. E. HARRISON, MD,
MwF4w !.., Gordonsyille, Va.
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Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price:
Cutfcura 70 cents; ResoIvent 81 01: soup Is cents
Prepared BY the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass. Send for s"How to Cure Skin
Diseases" 81 q, Z 4. q So g7l-'' q = n.
EpllQc Pimblcs. Skin Blemishcs, and Baby Hu.
unuuay mors cured by Cuticura Soar ,,:g&e
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NEW. ADvEnT !, { i ], " s,

|yNyANTED-slTU ALTON BYAiMAR-
wv RIHD man IN wholesale store u Entry
Clefk. Shipping Clerk or Travelling salesman For
reference apply at this office. Adde'S IN, case
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SALT KnEUAI CURED,

I was troubled with Salt Rheum for a number O.
years, so thas the skin entirely come Off one OF my
hands from tho finger TICS 70 the wrist, tried
until / commenced taking Cut!cura Remedies, and
now am entirely cured. "a 500 y ~
E Z. I, PARKER, S7g northampton, St., Boston.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

New Cottage on Houudsyillc Camp Ground
containing iour roOuis situated Oh the north side
OF tho rark.T I'm ga.sy7.t r-ri71l ri,
No, lGOS Eofr street, SIS 90.
No. 2633 Chapitnc street, Sll 60. j.
No l72l EoH street, 6 rooms, sl2 90. Elf
Two rooms on hrst floor, No. 1856 Chapilne street.
with Natural Gas, s. o. Is5 sEaE' 'R'aaI ~
Two rooms on trss iloor No. 1liO Chapline street,
with Natural Cas- % %. s3sg5ssg' ~. ~
:. stcr-room koutheas. corner Of Seventeenth and
Woods Streets s,s Ea Il ~ = - -'''
store Room. No; 2lbs Main street, with natural
Has, $40 GO a month. tis5Slsi n 2I 49,
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ITCHING, sCALY, p1MpLY.,T

FEST ITCHING, SCALY, pIMPLY.
r For tho Inst year have had species OF Itching
scaly aud plmply humors on my face TO which
have applied great many methods OF treatmcn
without success, and which was speedily aud Gu
tlrcly cured by Cuticura $50 ',5y.f d i
$500 MIS-. ISAAC PHELPS, Rsyenua, o,
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MRs. 1sAAC PHELPS, RSvenna, o.

"a. y NO MEDICINE LIKE TIIEM.
We have sold your Cu.icurs Remedies for the
last six years, aud no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaetloa ~ ~.
@. F. ATHERToN, Druggist, Albany, N. Y.
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jNoUND-,AS LARGE PoCKETBOOK.
I'e,n Containing aguumber OF letters and several
and nssrx oW n can have i by proving properly
oitce. tos ta1A aovel t1sement. call at this
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r. D. Garter. dteected: :; q N :
In pursuance Of A decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. made IN cause there.
N pending to The real estate OF the said 8.
Il. b. Carter and o. the laid r D. Carter TO tho
payment Of their debts, you nre required 10 pre-.
H. b. Carter and the estate OF the said r. D. Carter,
lot adjudication 70 Joseph K. Paul, commissioner,
a. his ollce No. 1910 Chapline street In tho city oil
Mhcsling Ohio County West Virginia. on or DO.
.t le3P rs $500 John ". MI1 CIIELL. Clark
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A COsIpLErE CuRE.

I--T.,I7 a CUMFLETE CURE, go
! have suffered all my life with skin diseases o!
different kinds, and have never found permanent
relief until. by tue advice Of lady friend, used
your valuable cutieura Remedies. l gave them a
thorough trial, using Elk bottles OF tho Cuticnra
Resolvent, two boxes Of Cuticula, and seyea cakes
OF Cuticnra Soap. and The result was iust what I
had been tod 1t would bod complete cure. .Et5
3}6' u BELLE WADE. Richmond, Va.
Reference, G. W. LatimcE, Druggist, Richmond, Va.
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NFF1CE OF THE CLERK OF THE
W, COUNTY, COURT OF OHIO COUNTY, State

"a '15 '5ls
In the matter OF the probate OF the will Of Has.
riet Van Antwerp Brent!tnger, deceased.
The object Of the petition filed In this matter on
mo 10Th day OF Juue. A. D. 1887, Is to have admit
me VIII OF Harriet Van Antwerp Brentlinger. de-
ceased, bearing date on the 18th day OF June A. D.
E S And It Appearing from the petition and an
Van Antwerp. Harriet 4. Truar, Sarah Tymerson
gertrude peGroff, Andrew Van Vo4t Kate Van
vost, CHARLES Van Vost. Robert Van vost. Cornells
Choop, MARY A. Edward, Margaret Howard, Sarah
stephenson and Jacob Stephenson, perons who
are therein and In said petition declared to DO IN.
terested In the probate Of said will are non resi-
dents OF this State, 1t Is ordered that they do ap-
pear at my o!llcc In tho city OF Wheeling, II tho
oaunty and State aforesaid, swithiu one month
after tho publication. aud do what Is necessary 10
protect the!r interest IN said 10 after. 9; lsaa
{ Published the first time July !, 1887.
js.qfz;gs GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
F. .ERsErSg & tALLlsoN. Attorneys. a'FFsl ~ jyl.Y
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BOOK Of SlL0S AID ENSILACE
AND CHEAP FARM BUILDINGS. 5:;Ss3553
& R0OA COTTAGES FOR $1 25.
BOOK ONLY FIFTY GENTS, } \ a.
And that returned II not gstsfantorv M, f,,,c
As OF Book write at once to '55i,.. y, x
rar; y. =. oarskatoa. Keyser, ". Va; ri
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u. Z. s Q. Railroad, ,t,F3,l h
!, Gellaire d Zanesvillo Through Passenger leaves
Bsllare Ct S;4o q. m, arrives Ut Bclnre at D, N,
~ oodshcd passenger leaves Bellaire at 4:W D.,
H., arrives at Bellaire st $40 a, m. -. r.
summcrneld Accommodation leaves Bellsire at
100 p. m. arrives ut Belaira al lQ:ia a na -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

fITs:--All Fits stopped free by Dr., Klne's Great
Nerve Rcstorcr. No Fits after FIRST day use Mar.
velous cures Treatise and s. 90 t,ial bottle free 10
Fit cases. Send TO Dr. klIne 81 Arch st., phila, Pa
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE,

1 r RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAINs-on and alter June &c, lss7-BxpLA-
NATION or RRRIgKScR MARxB sDaily. tsunda5
excepted. monday e1cepted.-Eastern Standard
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Skin and SCalD
Cleansed, Purified and Beautilled by
the Cuticura Remedies.

For cleansing the Skin and ecalp Of DisHguring
Humors. for allaying Itching, Burning and 1nflam.
nation, for curing the first symptoms Of Eczema,
Psoriasis, Milk Crust, sc.ly Head, Scroiula, and
other Inherited Skin and Blood Diseases, Cuticura
qusite Skin Beauti1er, externally, and Cuticun
Rcsolyent, the new Blood Purifier, Internally, are
in!alliblc, 49, - ~ 11l-.s -. ,s = 1ea
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hour until 800 p m. Leave Wheeling part a. saSS
q: m, and run every hour until 10 D, m..Icrccnt
Church Trains which will leave the PAX at III a
n, and Wheeling at l2:lb p, m. - 80
y apSo sotsaAEl.Lt-s Q. H1RSCA.. Superintendent
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Leaves Wheeling.
500 l.. X. 100 P. 4.
1850 " $50
400 r. n. is5StstIy,his ssi.
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WHEELING q ELM GROVE R, r..
.yV, On and attcr May 2, 1887, trains on the
Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad viii run ~ A. fo 1.
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|LcAyea BallAlra.
200 4. u q, $40 2. 4,
!l:A 500 81.
1.W r. X. ,1sssii T.. ~ rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-09

TNAMELED KETTLES of all sizes, apple and
II Peach Parers, Enterprise and other Meao Cut
tors for sale cheap at 32S King, corner of Royal
sOp6 1T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,

y4mEs F. cARLIN 8. SONS.
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A department ofphysical culture has been
opened ar Randolph. Macon College.
.GDou,f Want Relief. But Cure.

ia the exclamation of thousands suffering
from catarrh. To all such We say Catarrh
can be cured by DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy. 1t has been done in thousands of cases !;
why not in yours? Your danger is in de-
lay. Enclose stamp to Worlds Dispens-
AIRY Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y, for
pamnhlet on Tho $50
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NO. SO EING STREET
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